Flow in script lettering is never accidental.
This is not for the faint of heart.

“Script Lettering Bootcamp” is a focused program for script enthusiasts, from beginners to practitioners, ready to advance their practice.

We start by going back to ground zero, reworking how you see space, proportion, and form. From there, we build a stronger foundation before moving into script styles and flourishing. Along the way, you will expand your observation skills to produce consistent work independently.

With its mini size, each participant receives personalized support throughout the bootcamp. It allows space for open discussion, feedback exchange, and learning together.

By the end of the four weeks, you will be able to produce consistent, intentional, quality script lettering with confidence. More importantly, you will have a clear method to continue improving on your own.

  • $640

  • 4 weeks of focus foundational buildling on lettering

    Sunday: Full-day workshops (10:00–17:00)

  • 4–8 participants

  • Online (live with recording available for 3 months)

Schedule

This bootcamp is offered across time zones (America, Europe, Asia) so you can choose what works best for you.

2026

June: Europe
(CET / CEST)

Sep: America
(EST / EDT)

Dec: Asia
(Taiwan time)

2027

January: Asia
(Taiwan time)

March: Europe
(CET / CEST)

June: Europe
(CET / CEST)

Curriculum

The structure builds on itself each week, so your understanding develops through repetition and refinement. Between each full-day workshop, an observation session supports your practice.

Week 1
Foundation I

Muscle memory
Lowercase
Space, rhythm

Week 2
Foundation II

Consistency
Uppercase
Details, refinement

Week 3
Flourishing

Structure
Movement
Composition

Why a Bootcamp? 

I love learning! Workshops always introduce new ideas and techniques. At the same time, I’ve noticed that real growth happens in between, when I step back to reflect, practice, digest, and study on my own before returning to learn again. This bootcamp is an attempt to create the kind of learning program my younger self would have benefited from, with ongoing guidance and a clear growth path in sight. Over four weeks, this "learn-practice-reflect-repeat" cycle is what transforms knowledge into reliable ability.

The bootcamp structure alternates between teaching and independent practice:

4 Full-day workshops
These classroom sessions are focused blocks where we introduce and work through new material.

4 Observation sessions
An open studio where we look at the drawing boards and carry the momentum forward. With individual feedback and discussion, you accelerate as you begin to see more clearly.

You learn something, test it on your own, run into friction, and return with better questions. That back-and-forth pushes progress. On top of being shown how to do something, it shifts the emphasis to putting what you learn into use, building a clearer understanding of what is happening on your page. That’s where the growth you’re looking for starts to show up.

Week 4
Styles &
Independent Study

Stylistic exploration
Self-directic focus

Why 6 People max?

I believe in mentorship. With a small group, I can actually see what’s happening in your work. How you draw, where things fall apart, where you hesitate, what keeps repeating without you noticing. That’s the kind of feedback that matters.

It also changes how we learn together. You’re not only hearing from me, you see how others approach their work, where they struggle, and how they work through it. That becomes part of your own learning.

6 people feel like the right number for me to do this properly, and to provide each of you with the level of attention I care about.

Materials

  • Mechanical pencil

  • Conventional pencil (6B preferred or anything softer than 2B)

  • Eraser (Regular & Mono Tombow Zero eraser)

  • Clear Ruler with markings

  • Markerpaper (at least A4 / Letter size)

  • Optional: iPad with Procreate - All of us will begin with hands-on, using conventional tools. For those who are already proficient in Procreate, you can choose to draw on an iPad later on. (We can always discuss troubleshooting, but there will be no dedicated lesson on how to use Procreate)

For specific tools I use and recommend, visit here.